Ptfe Dispersion For Coating, Glassfiber

Our main products include high-temperature resistance Silicone Coated Fabric, PTFE Coated Fabric, PTFE Adhesive Tape, Skived PTFE Tape, Non-stick Baking Mats, PTFE Mesh Belts, PTFE Seamless Fusing Belts, PTFE Seamless Sealing Belts, PTFE Architectural Membrane Materials and so on.

Our products have superior capability of high strength, high-temperature resistance, excellent chemical resistance to acid, salt and alkali, anti-bending fatigue resistance, smooth surface and good insulation, and are also antistatic, breathable, non-adhesive and non-toxic. Now they are widely used in fields like food packaging, paper printing, electronic appliances, textile, machinery, manufacturing, wood processing, plastics, garment processing, environmentally-friendly pharmacy, coal, metallurgical, chemical anti-corrosion and so on.

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Obeflon is fiber glass woven fabrics coated with PTFE.
Features:
> Fire Proof
> High Strength
> Excellent Weather-ability



By roll

EverFlon ®PTFE Dispersion Fine Powder F500 is a soft white polymer made from a water-based dispersion of PTFE. These fine powders have the lowest coefficient of friction, highest heat resistance, chemical resistance, electrical properties and non-stick properties of all fluoropolymers. It has the unique ability to shear a lubricating paste by extruding it into a bonded fiber matrix with useful structural integrity.
EverFlon ®PTFE F500 is designed for machining at medium and high pressure rates from 100:1 to 600:1. It is particularly suitable for the production of high quality tubes, spiral tubes and wire coatings. This grade is also well suited for post-processing techniques such as flanging, welding, blow molding and turning.
Processing suggestion
EverFlon ®PTFE F500 is extruded using liquid processing AIDS such as naphtha. During the paste extrusion process, the powder is mixed with a lubricating agent and then compressed under light pressure (1.5-2.0 MPa[220-290 psi]) into a cylindrical pre-formed bad material. The preformed blank is placed into the barrel of the paste extruder, where the composition is passed through a finishing die under high pressure to produce foaming, tubing or wire coating.
After extrusion, the product has a low density but coherent fiber structure. PTFE F500 is usually processed under heat in a step-by-step process into solid resin products, such as tubes. Heating is carried out in two steps, either simultaneously with extrusion or separately.
Usually the lubricant must be removed first by heating in a temperature range of 100-300°C(212-572°F). A sintering step is then performed to melt the resin above its melting point of approximately 342°(648°F) and produce a non-porous solid PTFE resin.

Fluoron PTFE fine powder F100 is a soft, white polymer made from an aqueous dispersion of PTFE. These fine powders have the lowest friction coefficient of all fluoropolymers and the highest heat resistance, chemical resistance, electrical properties and non-stick properties. It has the unique ability to shear a lubricating paste by extruding it into a bonded fiber matrix with useful structural integrity.
Fluoron PTFE F100 is designed for machining with low compression ratios of 10:1 to 300:1. It aims to promote the production of high-quality, low-density tapes
Processing suggestion
PTFE F100 is extruded using liquid processing AIDS, such as naphtha. During the paste extrusion process, the powder is mixed with a lubrication agent and then compressed under light pressure (1.5-2.0 MPa[220-290 psi]) into a cylindrical preformed blank. The preformed blank is placed into the barrel of the paste extruder, where the composition is passed through the finishing mold under high pressure to produce foaming, tubing or wire coating.
After extrusion, the product has a low density but coherent fiber structure. PTFE F100 is usually further processed under heat into solid resin products, such as tubes. Heating is carried out in two steps, either simultaneously with extrusion or separately.
Usually the lubricant must be removed first by heating in a temperature range of 100-300°C(212-572°F). A sintering step is then performed to melt the resin above its melting point of approximately 342°C(648°F) and produce a non-porous solid PTFE resin.

Polyacetal also called acetal or POM, is a popular crystalline engineering thermoplastic.
It is specified for high load mechanical applications and precision parts, where strength, stiffness, stability and reliability are important.
It has a continuous use temperature range of up to 180�°F (82�°C) or impact at low temperatures (down to -40�°C). It can also be processed by injection molding and extrusion methods.

Application:
gears
door system
safety restraint components
conveyor systems components
medical delivery devices
ski bindings
frames
thin line bushings
zip fasteners

Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is the world's third most widely used plastic and is an attractive alternative to traditional materials such as glass, metal, wood, and other plastic materials because of its versatility, durability and cost competitiveness.
PVC is produced in powder form and then combined with other ingredients to create a compound with specific processing and end-use properties. It is widely used in flooring, wall covering and window profiles, pipes, film, automotive sealants and interior trim, cable sheathing, medical applications and technical coatings.

Polycarbonate (PC for short) is a high molecular polymer containing carbonate groups in its molecular chain. It is an amorphous, odorless and transparent thermoplastic engineering plastic. Its high strength makes it resistant to impact and fracture. It is lightweight so an excellent alternate to glass. PC is melted and forced into a mold with high pressure to give it the desired shape. It is widely used owing to its eco-friendly processing and recyclability. It can be processed by either injection moulding or extrusion.

Application:
Building materials industry
Automobile manufacturing industry
Medical devices
Aerospace
Packaging field
Electronics industry
Household appliances